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When/how do historians determine that their knowledge of the past was 100% complete?

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Why was the American government so violently protective of their weather balloon that crashed in 1947?

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Were the American Nazis and the European Nazis who lived in America in anyway responsible for the anti-communist hysteria post WW2?

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Does anyone have anything more about a man named "Constantine E. Zinchenko"? He seems to have been a member of the United Nations "Under-Secretary for Security and Political Affairs" and I haven't been able to find much information about him.

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Why did Dan Rather say JFK's head was thrown violently forward when he was describing the Zapruder film?

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With the amount of Nazis who held powerful and prominent positions within the American government and intelligence agencies, were any of the coups they staged done by Neo Nazi groups?

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Does anyone have any information about a man named "Constantine E. Zinchenko"? He seems to have been a member of the United Nations "Under-Secretary for Security and Political Affairs", but not a lot of information about him exists.

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When and how did the American government rid itself of all corruption and conspiratorial elements?

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How did historians figure out exactly when man started making stone tools? How do they know the ones they found were the earliest known made?

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When did the rich and powerful stop conspiring in secret societies to manipulate events for their benefit?

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When/how do historians determine that their knowledge of the past was 100% complete?	9	AskHistorians
Why was the American government so violently protective of their weather balloon that crashed in 1947?	7	AskHistorians
Were the American Nazis and the European Nazis who lived in America in anyway responsible for the anti-communist hysteria post WW2?	6	AskHistorians
Does anyone have anything more about a man named "Constantine E. Zinchenko"? He seems to have been a member of the United Nations "Under-Secretary for Security and Political Affairs" and I haven't been able to find much information about him.	4	AskHistorians
Why did Dan Rather say JFK's head was thrown violently forward when he was describing the Zapruder film?	3	AskHistorians
With the amount of Nazis who held powerful and prominent positions within the American government and intelligence agencies, were any of the coups they staged done by Neo Nazi groups?	2	AskHistorians
Does anyone have any information about a man named "Constantine E. Zinchenko"? He seems to have been a member of the United Nations "Under-Secretary for Security and Political Affairs", but not a lot of information about him exists.	2	AskHistorians
When and how did the American government rid itself of all corruption and conspiratorial elements?	1	AskHistorians
How did historians figure out exactly when man started making stone tools? How do they know the ones they found were the earliest known made?	0	AskHistorians
When did the rich and powerful stop conspiring in secret societies to manipulate events for their benefit?	0	AskHistorians